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Features: Our Wind Spinners reflect sunlight or artificial light.

They spin with the wind or with a battery-powered motor.

The fantastic effect they create is unique and original. Perfect for your garden or your living room.

Dimensions: 30.4 cm

Durability: Made of Stainless Steel. Powder-coated to ensure a long lifespan and UV protection.

Use: INDOOR or OUTDOOR - Beautify your garden, your balcony, your porch, your living room, or your bedroom with this original product.

Charming dreamcatcher handmade by Indonesian artisans with thread, beads, and natural feathers.

Available in various colors.

Measurements: diameter 32 cm, total length 80 cm

Meaning: Dreamcatchers come from the Lakota Native American tribe, one of the indigenous tribes of North America.

According to the Lakota, dreamcatchers are used to ward off nightmares and keep away negative energies present in our bedroom during the night or while we sleep.

During the night, the dreamcatcher captures negative energies within its circle and, when hit by the first rays of the morning sun, disintegrates, disperses, and drives them away. At the same time, during the night, the dreamcatcher allows happy thoughts and positive energies to pass through its center and gently reach our minds while we sleep to promote pleasant dreams.

According to Native Americans, the dreamcatcher contributes to the spiritual growth of its owner because it promotes positive thoughts and meaningful dreams to interpret in order to progress in life. The outer circle of the dreamcatcher represents the universe and the cycle of life.

The web with beads catches negative dreams. The central point leaves positive dreams free to flow. The feathers symbolize the air and the flight of birds.

The ideal position for the dreamcatcher is hanging above the headboard of the bed, so that during the night it can float and during the day, with the arrival of the light filtering into the room, it can be hit by the sun's rays.

Having or giving a dreamcatcher means wishing a little serenity for yourself and others.

Charming dreamcatcher handmade by Indonesian artisans using thread, beads, and natural feathers.

Available in various colors.

Measurements: 9 cm diameter, 25 cm total length

Meaning: Dreamcatchers come from the Lakota Native American tribe, one of the indigenous tribes of North America.

According to the Lakota, dreamcatchers are used to ward off nightmares and keep negative energies out of our bedroom during the night or while we sleep.

During the night, the dreamcatcher captures negative energies within its circle and, when struck by the first rays of the morning sun, disintegrates, disperses, and dispels them. At the same time, during the night, the dreamcatcher allows happy thoughts and positive energies to pass through its center and gently reach our minds while we sleep, promoting pleasant dreams.

According to Native Americans, the dreamcatcher contributes to the spiritual growth of its owner because it promotes positive thoughts and meaningful dreams that can be interpreted to advance in life. The outer circle of the dreamcatcher represents the universe and the cycle of life.

The web with beads catches negative dreams. The central hole allows positive dreams to flow freely. The feathers symbolize air and the flight of birds.

The ideal position for the dreamcatcher is hanging above the headboard, so that it can float during the night and, during the day, be struck by the sun's rays as light filters into the room.

Owning or giving a dreamcatcher means wishing a little serenity for yourself and others.

Charming dreamcatcher handmade by Indonesian artisans using thread, beads, and natural feathers.

Available in various colors.

Measurements: 9 cm diameter, 38 cm total length

Meaning: Dreamcatchers come from the Lakota tribe of Native Americans, one of the indigenous tribes of North America.

According to the Lakota, dreamcatchers are used to ward off nightmares and keep negative energies out of our bedroom during the night or while we sleep.

During the night, the dreamcatcher captures negative energies within its circle and, when struck by the first rays of the morning sun, disintegrates, disperses, and drives them away. At the same time, during the night, the dreamcatcher allows happy thoughts and positive energies to pass through its center and gently reach our minds while we sleep, promoting pleasant dreams.

According to Native Americans, the dreamcatcher contributes to the spiritual growth of its owner because it promotes positive thoughts and meaningful dreams that can be interpreted to advance in life. The outer circle of the dreamcatcher represents the universe and the cycle of life.

The web with beads catches negative dreams. The central hole allows positive dreams to flow freely. The feathers symbolize air and the flight of birds.

The ideal position for the dreamcatcher is hanging above the headboard of the bed, so that during the night it can float and during the day, with the arrival of the light filtering into the room, it can be struck by the sun's rays.

Having or giving a dreamcatcher means wishing a little serenity for oneself and others.

Charming dreamcatcher handmade by Indonesian artisans using leather, bone, beads, and natural feathers.

Available in white, light dark brown, and black.

Measurements: 12 cm diameter, 40 cm total length

Meaning: Dreamcatchers come from the Lakota tribe of Native Americans, one of the indigenous tribes of North America.

According to the Lakota, dreamcatchers are used to ward off nightmares and keep negative energies out of our bedroom during the night or while we sleep.

During the night, the dreamcatcher captures negative energies within its circle and, when struck by the first rays of the morning sun, disintegrates, disperses, and drives them away. At the same time, during the night, the dreamcatcher allows happy thoughts and positive energies to pass through its center and gently reach our minds while we sleep, promoting pleasant dreams.

According to Native Americans, the dreamcatcher contributes to the spiritual growth of its owner because it promotes positive thoughts and meaningful dreams that can be interpreted to advance in life. The outer circle of the dreamcatcher represents the universe and the cycle of life.

The web with beads catches negative dreams. The central point allows positive dreams to flow freely. The feathers symbolize air and the flight of birds.

The ideal position for the dreamcatcher is hanging above the headboard of the bed, so that during the night it can float and during the day, with the arrival of the light filtering into the room, it can be struck by the sun's rays.

Having or giving a dreamcatcher means wishing a little serenity for yourself and others.

Charming dreamcatcher handmade by Indonesian artisans using leather, bone, beads, and natural feathers.

Available in white, dark brown, and black.

Measurements: 16 cm diameter, 50 cm total length

Meaning: Dreamcatchers come from the Lakota Native American tribe, one of the indigenous tribes of North America.

According to the Lakota, dreamcatchers are used to ward off nightmares and keep negative energies out of our bedroom during the night or while we sleep.

During the night, the dreamcatcher captures negative energies within its circle and, when struck by the first rays of the morning sun, disintegrates, disperses, and drives them away. At the same time, during the night, the dreamcatcher allows happy thoughts and positive energies to pass through its center and gently reach our minds while we sleep, promoting pleasant dreams.

According to Native Americans, the dreamcatcher contributes to the spiritual growth of its owner because it promotes positive thoughts and meaningful dreams that can be interpreted to advance in life. The outer circle of the dreamcatcher represents the universe and the cycle of life.

The beaded web catches negative dreams. The central point allows positive dreams to flow freely. The feathers symbolize air and the flight of birds.

The ideal position for the dreamcatcher is hanging above the headboard of the bed, so that during the night it can sway and during the day, with the arrival of the light filtering into the room, it can be struck by the sun's rays.

Owning or giving a dreamcatcher means wishing a little serenity for yourself and others.

Charming dreamcatcher handmade by Indonesian artisans in leather, bone, beads and natural feathers.

Available in white, light dark brown, black.

Measurements: diameter 22 cm, total length 60 cm

Meaning: Dreamcatchers come from the Lakota Native American tribe, one of the indigenous tribes of North America.

According to the Lakota, dreamcatchers serve to ward off nightmares and keep away negative energies present in our bedroom during the night or while we sleep.

During the night, the dreamcatcher captures negative energies within its circle and, when hit by the first rays of the morning sun, disintegrates, disperses and drives them away. At the same time, during the night, the dreamcatcher allows happy thoughts and positive energies to pass through its center and gently reach our mind while we sleep to promote sweet dreams.

According to Native Americans, the dreamcatcher contributes to the spiritual growth of its owner because it promotes positive thoughts and meaningful dreams to interpret in order to progress in life. The outer circle of the dreamcatcher represents the universe and the cycle of life.

The web with beads retains negative dreams. The central point leaves positive dreams free to flow. The feathers symbolize the air and the flight of birds.

The ideal position for the dreamcatcher is hanging above the headboard of the bed, so that during the night it can float and during the day, with the arrival of the light filtering into the room, it can be hit by the sun's rays.

Having or giving a dreamcatcher means wishing a little serenity for oneself and others.

Charming dreamcatcher handmade by Indonesian artisans using leather, bone, beads, and natural feathers.

Available in white, dark brown, and black.

Measurements: 26 cm diameter, 70 cm total length

Meaning: Dreamcatchers come from the Lakota tribe of Native Americans, one of the indigenous tribes of North America.

According to the Lakota, dreamcatchers are used to ward off nightmares and keep negative energies out of our bedroom during the night or while we sleep.

During the night, the dreamcatcher captures negative energies within its circle and, when struck by the first rays of the morning sun, disintegrates, disperses, and drives them away. At the same time, during the night, the dreamcatcher allows happy thoughts and positive energies to pass through its center and gently reach our minds while we sleep, promoting pleasant dreams.

According to Native Americans, the dreamcatcher contributes to the spiritual growth of its owner because it promotes positive thoughts and meaningful dreams that can be interpreted to advance in life. The outer circle of the dreamcatcher represents the universe and the cycle of life.

The web with beads catches negative dreams. The central point allows positive dreams to flow freely. The feathers symbolize air and the flight of birds.

The ideal position for the dreamcatcher is hanging above the headboard of the bed, so that during the night it can float and during the day, with the arrival of the light filtering into the room, it can be struck by the sun's rays.

Having or giving a dreamcatcher means wishing a little serenity for yourself and others.